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Hello!


Happy Saturday folks….


I went to the supermarket already, my kid wanted bagels and OJ with lots of pulp….it is the best OJ out there. I know that one of my brothers doesn’t like pulp, he’s a big wuss. But back to my story, so off I went to buy the bear necessities in life; the story is not the buying stuff but coming back; there’s where I have a story to tell.

That's how far...

So coming back I am riding back on a rather lonely street when suddenly, there is a car coming my way (I drive counter traffic to make sure I have a fighting chance). The guy or girl is driving at normal speed, ’bout 30 km/hr -18miles/hr, but once he/she/it sees me….S L O W S to a crawl and goes into the opposite lane to make sure there is sufficient space between the car and me! WTF??!! Just because I’m in a wheelchair does not mean I have slow reflexes, physically or mentally. No!!! I can still drive pretty well, I can make circles around myself! This is not the first person that takes evasive action at the sight of my chair, lots of people leave me the road to myself. This also happens a lot in the supermarket aisles too, I guess people are just being nice to me….God bless them all…


Adios folks...


PS...stupid kid and her tip rules...
PS PS...Maybe I smell....uuummm...

Rule no. 72

Hi...

Today I want to chat about a potpourri of things: MS, humans, existence, patati patata.

Did you know that one asteroid can ruin your day?? This something I saw on a T-shirt somewhere. The statement is true, one major asteroid hitting earth would put an end to the human race and everything else. So what are the chances? I always thought that the chances would be astronomical but there was an incident that happened about a month ago that made me stop and think again.


Last month there was an asteroid that came 14 000 kilometers from earth. This is way closer than the moon. Thank God it was only 6 meters logs. At this size it would have made a nice fireball in the sky. But we didn't detect it and this frightens me. Because we are talking about the annihilation of mankind. So all of this makes my MS more insignificant than ever.



Here I am worrying about a cure and trying to have a better life and the god(s) of the universe are conspiring against us. Now I don't think this statement is true; she/he/they/it has/have been good with us so far. We could have been pummel by a big rock a long time ago. Lucky?


Maybe I'm coo coo for coco-puff but we should definitely spend more money and time on working on a plan to save our race. Or have we come to the conclusion to enjoy the day by day and let tomorrow take care of itself. It's not going to be pretty, this is why you have to "live large."